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Junaid Nabi

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  • Senior Researcher, Harvard Business School and Writer, Freelance
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As seen in: Medium, Color Research & Application, El País, Wiley Online Library, NPR, MarketWatch, Scientific American, The Hill, Agenda (World Economic Forum), Flipboard and
Covers:  Public health policy; healthcare reform; healthcare innovation; digital health; artificial intelligence; medical ethics.
physician studying #VBHC strategy & #innovation | fellow @AspenInstitute @ACMillenniumLP @beondeck | #DigitalHealth @WHO | RTs ≠ endorsement | views be mine

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Junaid Nabi, MD, MPH, is a public health researcher and medical journalist. A senior researcher at Harvard Business School, he is examining how value-based healthcare strategy can transform care delivery and promote health equity. He is also a senior fellow at the Aspen Institute and a fellow at the Harvard Graduate School Leadership Incubator. His previous projects at Harvard Medical School and Brigham and Women’s Hospital included investigating health system factors that lead to racial dispar…

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COVID-19: What the evidence so far means for containment

COVID-19: What the evidence so far means for containment

Evidence always plays a major role in devising a strategy for any global health crisis – it becomes even more…

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Surgery for All

Surgery for All

Five billion people worldwide lack access to safe, affordable surgical and anesthetic care. But improving acc…

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To Fight Tuberculosis in the Global South, Look to Apple as a Model

To Fight Tuberculosis in the Global South, Look to Apple as a Model

The same strategies that lead to better gadgets could also lead to more effective treatments.

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What Facebook's public scrutiny can teach us about AI in health care

What Facebook's public scrutiny can teach us about AI in health care

As this question illustrates, the recent firestorm over Facebook’s involvement in the Cambridge Analytica sca…

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Opinion: To improve cancer care in the global south, focus on surgery

Opinion: To improve cancer care in the global south, focus on surgery

Cancer is projected to kill more than 16 million people by 2040, and low-income countries will bear the heavi…

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An Intelligent Approach to Mental Health | by Junaid Nabi

An Intelligent Approach to Mental Health | by Junaid Nabi

The costs of mental illness - in the form of disability, loss of productivity, and premature death - are ofte…

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Biodefense blind spot: Why Washington confuses pandemics with bioweapons

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By Junaid Nabi Verified
| Threat Beat
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Biodefense Blind Spot: Why Washington Confuses Pandemics with Bioweapons

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| War on the Rocks Verified
The next great biological threat may not begin in a wet market, a jungle, or a laboratory accident. It may begin on a laptop with a commercially available AI model. In October 2025, AI researchers from Microsoft reported that generative AI tools could design dangerous proteins capable of evading biosecurity and, alarmingly, could slip past the screening systems used by DNA manufacturers.
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Global health workers strengthen US national security

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By Junaid Nabi Verified
| Gulf Times Verified
Last December, while visiting Nairobi for a global health workshop, I met a group of community health workers, the frontline professionals who play a vital role in providing HIV, tuberculosis, and maternal health services across Africa.
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To translate science for the general audience. To make the public an active participant in the processes of scientific discoveries.
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